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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: one domain, 2 wordpress installations and pages/posts are confusedThanks for your help!
Changing $table_prefix in wp-config.php for ‘test2’ only did the trick. After the modification the subsequent admin login goes through some installation steps, I kinda expected that. But I’ve done some testing by creating a page and a post and can see that the initial problem no longer occurs.
Since that change to $table_prefix did the trick I’m wondering why it isn’t made unique when wordpress gets installed. WordPress makes the MySQL settings unique. So why not $table_prefix? Are there any advantages to leaving it set to ‘wp_’? If so, under what circumstances?
Thanks again!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: one domain, 2 wordpress installations and pages/posts are confusedThe folders were created prior to installing wordpress using the cpanel file manager. Using cpanel, wordpress was installed twice. First into ‘test1’, and then a second time under ‘test2’.
I’ve taken a look at both wp-config.php files and $table_prefix is identical. So I’ll try changing those to something unique in each config file and see what happens. I’ll reply here with the results.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: one domain, 2 wordpress installations and pages/posts are confusedGood question!
How is the answer determined?